The film itself may be complete, but the people assessing it rarely work from the screener alone. Festival programmers, journalists, distributors and industry contacts also need clear film information, current credits, synopsis, technical details, stills, artwork and relevant filmmaker information.
When those elements have not been prepared — or sit across separate files with no clear structure — the film becomes harder to introduce, evaluate and pass on internally.
Film Presentation closes the gap between the finished film and the materials used to present it.